Jean-Luc Vay

Head of the Accelerator Modeling Program

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

United States

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Jean-Luc Vay is the Head of the Accelerator Modeling Program at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in the United States. His research areas include relativistic magnetic reconnection, laser-plasma accelerators, and modeling of relativistic plasmas. Recently, he has contributed to studies on energy-preserving coupling in particle-in-cell simulations and the design of positron beam sources.

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SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

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Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY

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Application of mesh refinement to relativistic magnetic reconnection

Energy-preserving coupling of explicit particle-in-cell with Monte Carlo collisions

Dephasing of ion beams as magnetic vortex acceleration regime transitions into a bubble-like field structure

Laser-plasma ion beam booster based on hollow-channel magnetic vortex acceleration

Light-Matter Interaction near the Schwinger Limit Using Tightly Focused Doppler-Boosted Lasers

Pseudospectral particle-in-cell formulation with arbitrary charge and current-density time dependencies for the modeling of relativistic plasmas

Bayesian optimization of laser-plasma accelerators assisted by reduced physical models

Beam delivery and beamstrahlung considerations for ultra-high energy linear colliders

Broadband spectral combining of three pulse-shaped fiber amplifiers with 42fs compressed pulse duration

Design study for a compact, two-stage, laser-plasma-based source of positron beams

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Michael Peskin

Soeren Jalas

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